“There is a tendency towards ecologist, feminist, socialist and anarchist thoughts among the young generation. A significant part of them say they can move to another country,” says Diyarbakır-based Socio-Political Field Research Center Coordinator.

The bank has held its one-week repo rate unchanged at 8.25 percent, keeping it steady for the second straight month.

As many as 1.2 million buildings will be inspected within three years, the municipality has stated.

With the verdict of the local court upheld by the Court of Cassation, Star TV channel will pay damages to a teacher for using a video footage featuring his detention during a union activity as an archive footage in another news entitled “suicide bomber caught.”

The court has rejected the objection to the arrest of Eylem Oyunlu, who is imprisoned with her two babies. Her attorney and 25 organizations have made statements about the judicial process and the babies, who are both suffering from illnesses.

Journalists have lost their jobs, their workload has increased after switching to the home office system, local outlets have begun thinking about going digital.

“On the one side, thousands of journalists refusing to obey the AKP are fired from their jobs; on the other, working journalists have to deal with investigations, lawsuits, detentions-arrests and publications bans,” says main opposition CHP MP Tanrıkulu.

Before the Constitutional Court convenes to discuss the law of “multiple bar associations” today, a group of legal organizations have released a joint statement, calling on the supreme court to annul the related legal amendment.

In a statement about AKP’s social media bill, Checks and Balances Network says, “Introducing such a legislation in a period when social media and Internet have become an integral part of freedoms will cause citizens to be punished, rather than the criminals.”

After public criticism, the RTÜK chair had resigned from his position at a state-owned satellite communications corporation. Now he has been appointed to Halkbank's board of directors.

Attacked by a group of people organized by village heads wanting to charge them a “head tax”, Kurdish workers from Mardin have recounted what they went through in Yozgat, where they went to work in a forest, but had to leave afterwards.

After she realized that a high school student was sexually abused, a teacher made efforts to ensure that a legal action would be taken against the abusers, but she has been suspended from duty. The incident has been brought into Parliamentary agenda.